Paranoid
Jun 16, 2014Explorer
Freshwater Drain on Coachman 291 QBS Freedom Express
So, we just boondocked with our freshwater holding tank full for the first time since we purchased our Coachman. At the end of the trip I went to open the drain for the tank, and I couldn't find it.
There are two drains on the left side, near the water heater, one white and one red. There is one near the very back of the trailer, to the left side, and one on the right side just in front of the bunk-garage door.
None of them where letting as much water out as I would have expected. The one at the very back I couldn't figure out how to open at all? It may be an overflow drain?
Normally I would expect a small plastic spigot - but these just had threaded nuts that could be opened up.
Anyone have any experience with this model of Coachman? It has a sealed floor and that is where the holding tank is - so you can't visually inspect it to see if it is empty or not. My gauge never read empty.
I'm at home now without any of my documentation - not sure what year this model is.
There are two drains on the left side, near the water heater, one white and one red. There is one near the very back of the trailer, to the left side, and one on the right side just in front of the bunk-garage door.
None of them where letting as much water out as I would have expected. The one at the very back I couldn't figure out how to open at all? It may be an overflow drain?
Normally I would expect a small plastic spigot - but these just had threaded nuts that could be opened up.
Anyone have any experience with this model of Coachman? It has a sealed floor and that is where the holding tank is - so you can't visually inspect it to see if it is empty or not. My gauge never read empty.
I'm at home now without any of my documentation - not sure what year this model is.